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Major tech infusion planned for Applebee’s, IHOP

 By Peter Romeo on May 02, 2019

Parent Dine Brands plans to invest in capabilities ranging from better in-store Wi-Fi to geolocation systems that signal the arrival of a takeout customer.

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Domino’s is testing GPS driver tracking

 By Jonathan Maze on Apr. 29, 2019

The Phoenix test, expected to be expanded to additional markets this spring, will allow customers and store managers to track drivers.

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What’s next on the delivery front?

By Sara Rush Wirth and Patricia Cobe on Apr. 24, 2019

Experts share what the future of off-premise partnerships may look like.

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Innovative equipment streamlines restaurant operations

Sponsored content from our partner Alto-Shaam on Apr. 24, 2019

On display at the 2019 National Restaurant Association Show, Alto-Shaam’s cutting-edge equipment allows operators to streamline their business.

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Restaurants admit strong fears about keeping up with tech

By Peter Romeo on Apr. 23, 2019

Almost two-thirds believe the pace of change is outstripping their ability to stay abreast, according to a new study.

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Danny Meyer-backed fund invests in Gather events platform

By Heather Lalley on Apr. 12, 2019

Enlightened Hospitality Investments boosted fast-casual chain Dig Inn earlier this week.

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Can tech boost catering sales?

By Patricia Cobe on Apr. 05, 2019

Restaurants are looking at delivery’s playbook to update the process. But not all the same rules apply.

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ezCater raises $150M to fuel catering growth

By Heather Lalley on Apr. 02, 2019

The marketplace and software platform will focus on expansion.

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Toast announces $250M in funding

By Sara Rush Wirth on Apr. 01, 2019

The restaurant-management platform more than doubled the number of brands using it last year.

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Owner of Buca di Beppo, Planet Hollywood reports credit card breach

By Jonathan Maze on Mar. 29, 2019

Earl Enterprises says the data security breach lasted 10 months.

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